H. K. Airy Shaw’s research while affiliated with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and other places

... In addition to the above, there are sporadic reports of hothouse aliens in Britain and Ireland dating back to the 19th century (Turton 1826(Turton , 1831Brindley 1906;Sturgess Dodd & Woodward 1906;Swanton 1906;Ellis 1926;Kennard & Woodward 1926), but systematic recording only commenced in the early 20th century with the publication of surveys of the fauna of Kew Gardens in London (Sich 1907;Verdcourt 1949;Airy Shaw 1973;Verdcourt 1993aVerdcourt , 1995Verdcourt , 2009. Other botanical gardens have reported their hothouse fauna, but only sporadically. ...

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Alien molluscs in British and Irish hothouses

... Due to its rarity and restricted occurrence, P. rupicola has been assessed as a critically endangered (CR) species on the IUCN Red List . As a rare monotypic genus, the taxonomic treatment of the genus Pentactina has been controversial since Nakai's original publication (Nakai, 1917;Lee and Hong, 2011), with some taxonomic reviews recognizing this genus as a synonym of the genus Spiraea L. (Hutchinson, 1964;Kalkman, 2004). ...

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A taxonomic revision of the rare genus Pentactina (Rosaceae) based on comparative phylogenetic analyses

... In this study, GC-MS analysis offered influence measurements on the non-and lesspolar components with a key role in the characterization of 22 fatty acid derivatives. On the other hand, LC-MS analysis comprises a wide variety of compounds predominant as primary or secondary metabolites, such as amino acids (1), organic acids (3), lipids (14), terpenes-sterols (6), sugars, and phenolics (8), and NMR offers the structure elucidation of 5 individual components, as well as the metabolite fingerprinting. These methods were equally adapted in order to provide both an inclusive impression and complete analysis of the critical components existing in the plant material. ...

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Chemical Profile and In Vitro Evaluation of the Antibacterial Activity of Dioscorea communis Berry Juice

... We used the following literature to compile the updated checklist: Adamec et al. (2015), Alejandro & Meve (2016), Alves et al. (2011), Ameka et al. (1996), Amshoff (1958), Arioli et al. (2008), Ashton (2006), Baharuddin & Boyce (2005), Baker (1997), Barberá et al. (2015), Barrett (2013), Barrow (1994Barrow ( , 1998, Beentje (1993), , Berg (2003, 2004a, 2004b, Berry & Olson (1998), ), Blanc (2014, ), Bogner & Hay (2000, Bogner (1984), Boufford & Zhang (2008), Boyce & Wong (2006, 2012c, 2012d, 2013a, 2013b, 2013c, 2013d, 2013e, 2014a, 2015c, Boyce et al. (1995Boyce et al. ( , 2014, Boyce (1994, Wilcock (1991, Ralimanana & Hoffmann (2014), , Razafimandimbison et al. (2004Razafimandimbison et al. ( , 2005, Razafimandimbison (2002), , Ridsdale (1989Ridsdale ( , 1996Ridsdale ( , 2008, Rix & Fay (2017), Robbrecht et al. (1991), Robbrecht (1987Robbrecht ( , 1988Robbrecht ( , 1996, Rojas & D'Arcy (1998), Santos et al. (2011, Saraiva (2011), Saw (2012, Schatz & Lowry (2002), Schuiteman et al. (2008, Schuiteman (1997), Setoguchi & Kajimaru (2004), Setoguchi & Maeda (2010), Shaw (1969, Siegloch et al. (2011aSiegloch et al. ( , 2011b, Silba (1986), Sinclair et al. (2002), Sleumer (1987), Soerjato (1987), Soh & Parnell (2015), Sonké et al. (2007), Sridith (1999), Stacy et al. (2014), Stevens (1980), Steyn et al. (2004), Stone et al. (2018), Stone (1982), Su & Saunders (2006), (2012) (1995), Ueda et al., (2012), Ummul-Nazrah et al. (2011), van Steenis (1949van Steenis ( , 1978, Van Welzen et al. (2015), Van Welzen (1998, Veldkamp & Phillips (2003), Veldkamp et al. (2013Veldkamp et al. ( , 2015, Veldkamp (2015), Vermeulen & Tsukaya (2011), Vitarelli (2008, Weerasooriya et al. (2014), White (1992), Widodo & Chikmawati (2016), Wong & Boyce (2007, 2014d, 2014e, 2014f, 2015a, 2016a, 2016b, 2016c, 2016d, 2016e, 2016f, 2017, Wong & Low (2015), Wong et al. (2009Wong et al. ( , 2011Wong et al. ( , 2016Wong et al. ( , 2018, Wong (2010Wong ( , 2011Wong ( , 2012Wong ( , 2013aWong ( , 2013b, Wong (2015), WTMA (2001), Yahara (1989), Yamada et al. (1996), and Yorifuji et al. (2015). To perform the next analyses, we used only the ObRs, FRs, and UnRs categories to give more robustness to our study, considering only the taxa that are most certainly partially or entirely rheophytic. ...

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Reofitismo: desde a taxonomia aos mecanismos regulatórios

... Both species are plants grown in greenhouses as collections. The genus Syzygium is a genus that is commonly found in Java and there are 52 species recorded (Shaw, Backer, & van den Brink Jr., 1967). Two species of the Rutaceae family were also found, namely Citrus sinensis and Citrus hystrix, both of which are collection plants in the biological greenhouse. ...

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Composition of Spermatophyta (Seed Plants) in the Biological Greenhouse Area of Univet Bantara Sukoharjo

... Airy Shaw (1960) noted that the species newly described by Merrill (1917) under Ostodes, O. villamilii, deviated in many aspects from other species in Ostodes. Airy Shaw created the monotypic genus Tapoı¨des to accommodate it and he (Airy Shaw, 1967b) classified Tapoı¨des in tribe Jatropheae of the subfamily Crotonoideae. ...

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Five rare genera of euphorbiaceae (sensu lato) in the malay archipelago: Alphandia, ashtonia, borneodendron, cladogynos and tapoïdes

... despite the richness of the area, the flora of timor remains significantly understudied. Most of the current knowledge about its phytodiversity is based on publications dating back to the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century (Miquel 1859(Miquel , 1869Müller argoviensis 1866;Forbes 1885;Pax & hoffmann 1914Pax & hoffmann , 1922von Malm 1934;airy Shaw 1963airy Shaw , 1968airy Shaw ,1971airy Shaw , 1972aairy Shaw , b, 1974airy Shaw , 1975airy Shaw , 1976airy Shaw , 1978airy Shaw , 1980airy Shaw , 1981airy Shaw , 1982Monk et al. 1997;esser 1999;van Welzen et al. 1999;Slik & van Welzen 2001;djarwaningsih 2004;Sierra et al. 2005). ...

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Checklist of the Timorese Euphorbiaceae and related families

... These taxa are confi rmed as Malpighiales in our trees, as is Cyrillopsis, which we resolve as a member of Ixonanthaceae. Previous suggestions on the affi liation of Cyrillopsis have included Cyrillaceae, Irvingiaceae, Ixonanthaceae, or Linaceae ( Robson and Airy Shaw, 1962 ). ...

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Malpighiales phylogenetics: Gaining ground on one of the most recalcitrant clades in the angiosperm tree of life

... The Carlemanniaceae is a small family comprising two genera that are distributed from Southeast Asia to Sumatra: Carlemannia, which has three species, and Silvianthus, which has one species with two subspecies (Airy Shaw 1965;Thiv 2004;Yang et al. 2006). Although both Carlemannia and Silvianthus were first included in the Rubiaceae (Bentham 1853;Hooker 1868;Schumann 1891), they have usually been placed in the Caprifoliaceae (Solereder 1893;Hutchinson 1926Hutchinson , 1967Wagenitz 1964;Cronquist 1981) or in a separate family, Carlemanniaceae (Airy Shaw 1965;Takhtajan 1997). ...

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First report of chromosome numbers of the Carlemanniaceae (Lamiales)

... This myrmechophytic species also have huge, alternate yet simple leaves with three or more veins on it. Macaranga constricta is distributed in Peninsular Malaysia specifically in northeast of Gunung Benom, Pahang [7]. It is a dull grayish-green tree which can grow up to 27 metre tall and can be found in the middle of lowland rain-forest canopy on the hillsides [6][7]. ...

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Phytochemicals and biological activities of Macaranga hosei and Macaranga constricta (Euphorbiaceae)